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Make Animations Using Stable Diffusion

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Published on Apr 21, 2024 This response is partially generated with the help of AI. It may contain inaccuracies.

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How to Make Animations Using Stable Diffusion

  1. Access the Google Colab Notebook

    • Click on the provided link in the video description to open the Google Colab notebook.
    • Run all the cells in the notebook or download all the necessary files.

  2. Login with Hugging Face Token

    • Log in with your Hugging Face token in the notebook to download all the required checkpoints and resources.

  3. Generate a Steampunk Rodent Image

    • Once the notebook interface pops up, type in your prompt and choose a seed.
    • Adjust any other settings as desired.
    • Click on 'Submit' to generate an image of a steampunk rodent.
    • Wait for about 10 seconds for the image to appear.

  4. Access the Image

    • Click on the provided public URL link to view the generated image in a larger format.

  5. Create Animated Sequences

    • If you want to create animated sequences:
      • Use the same seed and prompt.
      • Adjust settings like scaling, guidance, and looping as needed.
      • Click on 'Submit' to interpolate between the prompts and seeds.
      • You can also choose to upsample and adjust the number of walk steps for smoother animations.

  6. Install and Run Locally

    • If you prefer to run the process locally:
      • Set up your latent diffusion Anaconda environment.
      • Install the required packages using pip install.
      • Login with your Hugging Face CLI.
      • Run the script for creating the steampunk rodent animations.

  7. Generate Animations

    • Run the script to generate the animations locally.
    • The script will create the frames and compile them into a video output.

  8. Enjoy Creating Stable Diffusion Animations

    • Have fun experimenting with stable diffusion to create unique and creative animations.

By following these steps, you can easily create animations using stable diffusion as demonstrated in the video tutorial by Nerdy Rodent.

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